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LATEST NEWS.
A ship off Cape Otway at dusk, supposed to be identical with the Wellesley, from London [?] dark to signalise. ...
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ILLICIT DISTILLATION AT BRUNSWICK.
At the Brunswick Police Court, yesterday, Jane Dodds was charged with being on premises where illicit distillation was being carried on, and Thomas Dodds, her husband, with ...
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NEW SOUTH WALES.
The meeting convened for last night, to be held in the Masonic Hall, on the subject of the agricultural distress, in consequence of the floods, was thinly attended ; it was, therefore, ...
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NEW SOUTH WALES TWENTY- TWO [?]ALL ENGLAND ELEVEN.
This match was concluded to-day, in favour of the All England Eleven. His Excellency the Governor was again present. There was only a small attendance of visitors. The ...
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LATEST MARKETS.
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MUNICIPAL.
The ordinary fortnightly meeting of the Borough Council of St. Kilda was held last evening at the Town hall. There were present Councillors Bunny (mayor), Bindon, Ford. ...
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OUR CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS
SIR,--With regard to the remarks of "Fides," in your issue of Saturday, I may observe that Government should demand and insist on an inspection of all public ...
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ROYAL HAYMARKET.
At the Haymarket Theatre last night the drama of "Pizarro," followed by the comedy of " The Wonder," was performed for the benefit of Miss Chapman. His Excellency the Governor ...
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MARKET FEES AND FRUIT SELLERS.
SIR,--I read with much pleasure your late leader with respect to the extortionate fees and imposts levied upon the industrious producers and distributors of the necessaries of life, who ...
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COUNTRY NEWS.
A SAVAGE ACT.--The Grenville Advocate says:--" Many of our readers are doubtless aware that, a week or two since, a native companion, the property of Mr Barrett, of the ...
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WHO IS TO BE BELIEVED? MICHIE OR HEALES.
SIR,--In the debate on the second born Land Bill of the present Government, Mr Michie is reported to have said that the squatters would not be insane enough to compete ...
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COMMERCIAL.
There were no export entries passed at the Customs to-day for gold. Business in the import markets has been somewhat quiet again to-day. Sales of new ...
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SHIPPING.
April [?].--High water, morning, 2h 31m; afternoon, 2h 53m. April 6, 6 a.m.--Wind, N., fresh and squally, with heavy rain. Noon--Wind, N., squally, with ...
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THE MINING STATUTE.
Notwithstanding the hearty welcome with certain of the mining members received Mr Sullivan's voluminous mining statute, the signs of public [?] ...
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POST OFFICE NOTICES.
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MR. THACKERAY has left his family well provided for. Before his death he had settled L300 a year on each of his two daughters, and he leaves besides upwards of L10,000 and his ...
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